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Mt. Charleston and Whitney Back to Back
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Tue Sep 15, 2009 9:56 amby tinaballina
hello everyone, i had a week off, much needed. Did Mt. Charleston in Nevada. then Whitney - regular trail last Thursday - ran into Torben and Doug, which was an awesome surprise. Then i did the mountaineers route Saturday-all i can say about that right now is WOW, took on another level of climbing.
I will do a tr as soon as i get through some of my emails here at work, taking a week off means you have that much more to return to.
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Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:39 amby zippetydude
Great job! I'll be interested to hear what you thought of the mountaineer's route!
z
Re: Mt. Charleston and Whitney Back to Back
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Tue Sep 15, 2009 1:03 pmby lilbitmo
tinaballina wrote:hello everyone, i had a week off, much needed. Did Mt. Charleston in Nevada. then Whitney - regular trail last Thursday - ran into Torben and Doug, which was an awesome surprise. Then i did the mountaineers route Saturday-all i can say about that right now is WOW, took on another level of climbing.
I will do a tr as soon as i get through some of my emails here at work, taking a week off means you have that much more to return to.
Nicw work Tina, now your ready for the C2c2c or more?
Can't wait for the pictures.
How was the weather on top of Charleston? Anyone else out there during the week?
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Tue Sep 15, 2009 3:13 pmby tinaballina
LOL, i would much rather do back to back skylines vs c2c2, unless i have to go down, i prefer not to.
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Tue Sep 15, 2009 9:11 pmby marmot
never heard of doing back to back skylines, but im interested in doing so this fall, shall be quite the challenge.
I recently read someone hiking shasta six times in one day via avy. I thought that once was hard enough!
Only draw back is the money that you have to pay to take the tram back down, along with the taxi service.
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Tue Sep 15, 2009 10:52 pmby NormaR
awesome triple! congrats!
Mt Charleston and Whitney back to back
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Wed Sep 16, 2009 12:51 amby Cy Kaicener
marmot wrote:never heard of doing back to back skylines, but im interested in doing so this fall, shall be quite the challenge.
I recently read someone hiking shasta six times in one day via avy. I thought that once was hard enough!
Only draw back is the money that you have to pay to take the tram back down, along with the taxi service.
Marmot - Here is the link for Shasta - six times in one day
http://pweb.jps.net/~prichins/shastarw.htm
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Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:07 amby Blooty
sounds like a great trip! MR is a blast!
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Thu Sep 24, 2009 9:04 amby tinaballina
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Thu Sep 24, 2009 11:43 amby lilbitmo
Tina, in the second to last pictures I see a "Hand Signal" is that like the ones they use in the military to indicate "I'm ready to come up?"
Or does it mean "I'm not ready to come up yet?"
The thing is I've seen that before, it usually happens to me when I take a group of "Newbies" on a tough hike and as I get closer to the summit and I yell back to them "It's just a little bit mo" they all seem to be signalling me in the same way and I always forget to look up that hand signal - any help would be greatly appreciated
